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Dave Craig of Trillium Hill Greenhouses gets new planters adjacent to Main Street sidewalk patios dressed up just in time for this weekend’s Happening in Grimsby. The new patio format is a joint venture between Town of Grimsby and Grimsby Downtown Improvement Area. Main Street - between Christie and Ontario - will be closed from 11 a.m. on Friday, June 17, to Sunday, June 19 at 2 a.m. Williscraft - Photo
Lincoln set to roll with Greenlane reconstruction plans By Sarah Williscraft NewsNow The contentious Greenlane Road reconstruction plan got a green light from Lincoln’s Committee of the Whole on Monday, June 6. While there has been
considerable discussion on individual developments and impacts of Greenlane redesign itself in the months leading up to last week’s vote, there was no discussion or comment as a staff report was approved.
“Moving forward, the project team will proceed with finalizing the detailed design that was presented to the public including working with directly affected landowners to address property specific
concerns,” according to the report. While the report stated public feedback for the construction plans was generally positive, the report also highlighted several concerns raised by resi-
dents whose properties are directly impacted by the proposed multi-use pathway construction. These concerns included driveway impacts, front yard landscaping and overSee GREENLANE, Page 2